THE EFFECTS OF CURRENT SPEED AND FOOD ON NON-CATASTROPHIC DRIFT WITH REFERENCE TO THE ECOLOGY OF ARAVAIPA CREEK, ARIZONA (SELF-REGULATION, DISPERSAL, ACTIVE).
Aravaipa Creek is one of the few, small, permanent desert streams in Arizona. It has diverse fish and invertebrate faunas but the invertebrates are not well-known. I collected benthic and 24 hr. drift samples there during 1980-1981 and found 31 taxa. The most abundant species were Baetis insignifica...
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The University of Arizona.
1984
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10150/187772 |